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Any feedback on this Mint Mark is appreciated.Not sure if it's just wear or else!   |
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Bedrock of the Community
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To me if correct, it looks like a RPM. Have you checked on Variety Visa or doubleddie.com? You might want to check. Go to your year of your quarter and mintmark. Here's the link. doubleddie.com/1237661.html :)
Errers and Varietys.
Edited by Errers and Varietys
09/05/2017 7:53 pm
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Yep,there are no matches.As mentioned,I'm not certain of it being a damaged MM or else.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Because of being no matches, then I am not sure what it is exactly. I still think it might be a RPM, but damaged. Let's see what the others think. If it is a real RPM, then send it to John Wexler.
Errers and Varietys.
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Really hard to tell from all the wear - even if it turned out a PRM I don't see much if any premium from that condition.
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Definitely a tough call, and I understand why you would ask.
I'm not seeing metal displacement indicative of a hit. Perhaps a die chip. It certainly gives the first impression of an RPM.
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Check this out - Found it from Wexler's RPM page - http://doubleddie.com/1237661.html (I know mentioned before but easier this way to just click the link) 1935-s WRPM-001 Or may just be MD Edited by Mark1959
09/05/2017 9:11 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
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If the rest of the coin looks like this, I'd suggest a RPM slightly to the north since there are no signs of Strike Doubling. Washington quarters have lots of RPM's, but most are too insignificant to merit a FS designation. Member ANA - EAC - TNA - SSDC - CCT #890 "Most of the things worth doing in the world had been declared impossible before they were done." -- Louis D. Brandeis |
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Thank you all for your input. Mark, thanks for the link,that's pretty close. paralyse, the rest of the coin is the same, no signs of Strike Doubling on devices. I agree it is a tough One to call, having all that wear. |
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To me it looks more like a moved lamination peel or something on the coin? If the edges of that affected area can move, then it maybe a lamination? If firmly attached, it might be soldier? Stuff gets struck onto a coin or put on a coin.    If it is a lamination, you might want to leave it attached or if it comes off save the scrap. If it doesn't move , then it might be something else. It is still worth silver scrap. So don't return it to circulation. |
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Coop,
Thank you for the demo. very interesting.
The surface is solid with not excess metal movement.I agree it's worth silver scrap.
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